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A family man convicted of killing an intruder must cope with life afterward in the violent penal system.
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A family man convicted of killing an intruder must cope with life afterward in the violent penal system.
Budget 2,900,000 USD
Based on actual atrocities at Corcoran State Prison.
Val Kilmer, a method actor who heavily researched the role, elected not to portray his character in a Utopian or chiseled capacity. Instead, Kilmer wanted to convey a nihilistic approach in which the years of confinement visibly take a toll physically and emotionally on the character.
The frenetic fights filmed during production were partly choreographed, by stunt coordinator and mixed martial arts fighter Mike Smith. Certain beats throughout the fights were decided and rehearsed, but the move from one beat to another were left for the actors/stunt men to scramble through, making the fights not only seem very hectic and real, but also making them an accurate representation of the mixed martial arts and street fighting common in this subpopulation.
Val Kilmer spent several hours a day in the makeup chair for placement of numerous fake tattoos on his chest, arms and back.
Stephen Dorff sustained two concussions during the production secondary to performing his own fight sequences.
"John Smith: When your life is defined by a single action, it changes the concept of time."
"[last lines] John Smith: Usually I'm quoting someone else's words. The least I can do is give you some John Smith originals. They won't be poetic. But they'll be the truth. Yes, prison desensitizes you. But it also forces you to see what's most important. Family. And loyalty. Because a con like you knows neither exists in this place. So don't run from who you've become, felon. Embrace it. Grow from it. And you'll never lose sight of what truly matters. That's my final piece of advice, Wade Porter. You protect your family at all costs. Even if you're forced to kill again. Because if i had to, I'd wipe out the whole planet to get mine back. So long, friend."
